Freeing up Inodes – Cleaning Inodes
FINDING INODES ON A REALLY FULL UP SYSTEM The solution is the following command, except we are going to break it down – first we cd into the directory that has the culprit filesystemRead More…
FINDING INODES ON A REALLY FULL UP SYSTEM The solution is the following command, except we are going to break it down – first we cd into the directory that has the culprit filesystemRead More…
SOLARIS SVC MANIFEST CURROPT – REPO MANIFEST CURROPT – SVCS CANT BIND TO REPOSITORY SERVER If your solaris system isnt loading but your able to get to a tech support type ofRead More…
find out drive disk size HOW TO CALCULATE DISK SIZE ON SYSTEMS WITHOUT SMARTCTL ######################################################### SIMPLE: Here is a simple way as blockdev is a command thats even included on oldRead More…
TOPIC OF ARTICLE BELOW: LINUX – find files older or younger then certain days – delete them too if you want – mtime Similar articles: Find & Delete files between 2 dates FindRead More…
find – two or more exec options – FIND MANY EXEC EXECS – to execute multiply commands with find 2 EXECS IN A FIND ################# # find -iname “*ip*” -exec echo {}Read More…
TOPIC OF ARTICLE BELOW: Find & Delete files young and older then X days (same topic as this article) Similar articles: Find & Delete files between 2 dates Find & Delete files youngRead More…
THESE ARE COPY PASTES FROM A FORUM, ALL CREDIT GOES TO THE AUTHORS. http://forums.fedoraforum.org/showthread.php?t=278932 My explanation: Since keepass wasnt exactly compiled to run from Fedora, there arent any downloadable rpms or anythingRead More…
TAR EXCLUDES ############# Citation: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/984204/shell-command-to-tar-directory-excluding-certain-files-folders If I wanted to not zip it: # tar -cvf /c/sysroot-bak1.tgz –exclude ‘/c/*’ / This would make a 500 mb file as tar appends files end toRead More…
Summary note: to bind and unbind use the following commands – unbinding will hide the device from “cat /proc/partitions” and the system. The system normally binds the devices automatically, however you canRead More…
WHAT PACKAGE DOES A FILE BELONG TO? ===================================== FIRST FIND OUT THE FULL PATH TO THE PROGRAM: which [PROGRAM NAME] WHAT PACKAGE DOES A FILE BELONG TO? dpkg -S [FULL FILENAME ANDRead More…